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Phzarius (Zara) LARANT

18/2/95

Larant, Phzarius. Found deceased by police early hours of February 18th 1995, date of death unknown, aged 17. Service will be held at Holy Church of Maughan’s Creek February 19th, all welcome.


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Tributes

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20/2/95

Zara was a sweet girl. She didn't have much to say, but she would always show kindness to those who showed it to her. She was an enjoyer of books, music, and highly loyal to her friends. Heaven would be lucky to gain an angel like her.

- Aralios Ridama

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23/2/95

It might not have seemed it, but Zara was actually really smart. She worked as a librarian after school most days. I wouldn't really go in much because I did most of my studying at home, but sometimes our friend group would meet her at her work to visit for a bit a group study. My dad would also talk about her sometimes (he was her boss) and said that she was a really dedicated worker with an eye for detail. Zara was also really understanding. I remember this one time back in about J2 when my dad died, Zara, despite also being a tiny kid like me just hugged me while I cried about it. The next day she came to school holding two daisy-chain necklaces, saying she had spent all afternoon making them in the school field. We wore them all day. I hope you like the one I placed on your grave Zara, I put a lot of effort into it. I even used the pink daisies, your favourite. I hope you're somewhere nice now. I'll miss you Zara.

- Cathy Norwood

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23/2/95

Zara was a really cool friend. She always had this idk aura about her that kinda said "yeah, she's pretty cool". She had a really good music taste and introduced me to a lot of my favourite bands now. She was always down to hang out in the forest with me and build stick huts (when she wasn't at stinky work) This one time she taught me how to play Smoke on the Water by Deep Purple and I'm still pretty bad at playing it but I remember seeing her face looking slightly annoyed as I messed up the same chord for the tenth time in a row. She didn't say anything though, she was really patient with me. I'm really gonna miss hanging out as the four of us. We were only together as a group for a little over 4 years but it felt like we'd known each other since kindergarten. Even still, I'm really happy that we got put in that cabin at camp, I wouldn't trade it for anything. I'm sure you're living the good life wherever you are now. I'll miss you Zara.

- James Keen

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